Sentence examples for deadly plagues from inspiring English sources

The cost of the works was too high in a period characterized by armed conflicts, deadly plagues and the emergence of rival ports.

They found that between 800 B.C.E. and 200 B.C.E., cities flourished, deadly plagues arose capable of killing off up to two-thirds of a population, and several modern religions emerged.

Things go south, however, when Moses and his people rise up and a cycle of deadly plagues descends upon Egypt.

Just as previous decades were all about deadly plagues (helllloooo, 1340s!) and space exploration (1960s, I'm looking at you), this one's about eating.

That deadly plague died out during the Great Fire.

Words have begun literally poisoning people, their ravaging effects sweeping across America like a deadly plague.

In the winter of 2003, Dutch poultry farms were infected with a deadly plague.

In the summer of 2013, the ochre sea stars of the California coast fell victim to a deadly plague.

The first fatality of Madagascar's deadly plague outbreak – which has now claimed at least 74 lives – initially went unnoticed.

There is also a deadly plague, issues of cyborg rights, possible war with the evil queen of the moon, and of course an upcoming ball.

But until that vision becomes a reality, the old tuberculosis buildings will house only memories of those who long ago fought to recover from a deadly plague.